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Just helping clarify his post. No attitude intended.

This is an interesting blog. You have some pretty nice track assessments but I think there were a few left out as well. For people coming in for a quick listen those tracks are a good start but if you have to sit at a desk all day and work like me, just press play on the first track and skip around if you need to.

general area works but it is offset slightly. do it while it is on and tint is all the way up. then you can see your progress.

remember to hold it there for a little bit. it will flicker and discolor for a couple seconds. when you take the iron off look for the lines to fade back or flicker back. if they keep disappearing keep at it. i wouldnt worry too much about damaging the screen, i have found they are pretty resilient

Exactly. Any other GB go with an arduinoboy.

Me too. Me too. Looking forward to everyone's track

Best part of that picture is the stack of NESs on the shelf. I have all my extras/backups in a closet, I should figure out how to display everything

I'd have to look at my old 83 but I believe it's called point on or pt_on(). You can enter an empty graph and use that to draw. Then use sto->pic1 or something along those lines. When you store 2 pics you can write a simple program with a for or Do loop that calls and then clears each picture. It's been 10 years since I used an 83 though lol. I'll check the old manual later

Welcome!

Just search the forums. You aren't the first one that asked that question